Key Concepts in AOS Belonging Representation ·Refers to how the composer’s choice of language modes, forms, features and structures shape meaning and influence responses – these choices are influenced by a composer’s sense of belonging ·How the concept of belonging is conveyed through the representations in texts of people, relationships, ideas, places, events and societies ·Assumptions underlying various representations of the concept of belonging Perceptions ·How an individual’s perceptions of belonging or not belonging can vary and are shaped by his or her personal, cultural, historical and social context ·The ways in which a responder perceives the world through texts Contextualisation ·How the perspectives of the composer and the responder are shaped by personal, cultural, historical and social contexts, experiences and values Interrelationships ·The connections between texts through the concept of belonging and the individual’s perceptions and understanding
Representation
· Refers to how the composer’s choice of language modes, forms, features and structures shape meaning and influence responses – these choices are influenced by a composer’s sense of belonging
· How the concept of belonging is conveyed through the representations in texts of people, relationships, ideas, places, events and societies
· Assumptions underlying various representations of the concept of belonging
Perceptions
· How an individual’s perceptions of belonging or not belonging can vary and are shaped by his or her personal, cultural, historical and social context
· The ways in which a responder perceives the world through texts
Contextualisation
· How the perspectives of the composer and the responder are shaped by personal, cultural, historical and social contexts, experiences and values
Interrelationships
· The connections between texts through the concept of belonging and the individual’s perceptions and understanding